#ruleoflaw
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Putin Lauds WWII Seizure of Japan’s Northern Territories as “Heroic,” Plans Memorials by 2030
Taiwan Provides Airport Protection to Chinese Rights Lawyer Linked to Unregistered Church — Implications for Japan
Onoda Kimi Denies Election-Law Breach Report, Pledges Correction to Filing in 2022 Upper House Race
Arrest Warrant for Philippine VP Sara Duterte Over Alleged Threats; What It Means for Japan and the Region
Tokyo Court Partly Sides with Dewi Sukarno, Orders Bungeishunju to Pay ¥1.65 Million over Bunshun Report
North Korea Drops ‘Peaceful Unification’ From Party Charter, Codifies Kim Jong Un’s Expanded Powers, Seoul Think Tank Says
Okayama Court Jails 48-Year-Old for Fatal Head-On Crash That Killed Mother and Child
Ex-elite swimmer turned actress arrested in alleged cocaine case with gang figure, stirring debate across Japan
Japan tax officer accused of scamming senior, hiding ¥135m in boat-race winnings; fired and referred to prosecutors
Rare citizen-led prosecution in Osaka: Supervisor never checked interrogation video in Pressance probe
Report: Unidentified Chinese Visitor Toured Henoko With Okinawa Peace Group as Veteran Shanghai Scholar Courted Activists; Questions Raised Over United Front Tactics
Philippines Slams China Daily’s ‘Monkey’ Post as Sea Ruling Turns 10; Japan Backs Rule of Law
Hyogo flags 2030 ‘early rehabilitation’ risk after bond-law breach; 10% public works cuts eyed from FY2027
